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Face Off 1989 Sports
A great ice hockey game developed by Canadian sports games experts MindSpan (makers of Hardball series and Joe Montana Football). Faceoff! was MindSpan's first game, and was instantly touted (although not loudly enough in my opinion) as one of the best ice-hockey games of its time for the IBM-PC. What makes the game an instant classic? Although good graphics doesn't guarantee a good game, great graphics goes a long way toward making an ice hockey game an action-packed, "total immersion" experience. And immersion is what Faceoff! offers in spades. Even more so than Konami's classic Blade of Steel, Faceoff! offers very...
Trade Empires 2001 Simulation
While many business simulations look ahead and speculate on the future of industry, a small number of sims revisit earlier economic eras. Trade Empires strips away stocks, bonds, and Wall Street to explore a less developed, but more dangerous, time of trading. Gamers looking to give up trading on rice futures for trading rice grains from the past should try this title. Before the onslaught of train, truck, and airplane trafficking, the world relied on basic transport like camels, mules, and horse-driven drays for goods. Highway bandits looking for a caravan laden with gold often targeted merchants. Only the most careful...
No Man's Land 2003 Strategy
No Man's Land introduces the struggle for North America; players can choose from six civilizations -- British, Spanish, two tribes of Native Americans, patriots, and settlers -- and play through six stories across three campaigns. Users can choose from traditional tactics, such as open war, or more subversive strategies like spreading plague among enemies. Hero and elite units, like snipers, conjurers, and assassins, are especially powerful and must be deployed skillfully. As the story progresses, technological advances change gameplay; where players were initially fighting with canoes and stage coaches, they eventually contend with frigates and steam-powered trains. The lush 3D...
Sleepwalker 1993 Arcade action
One of the most unique platform games ever made, Sleepwalker was OCEAN's final game before being bought out by French software giant Infogrames. You are Ralph, the ever-faithful dog (yes, dog) who must lead your master safely home one night. The catch is that your master, a little boy named Lee, sleepwalks, and so doesn't have a clue of where he is going. It is therefore up to you to guide Lee past a bunch of traps and baddies that would either wake Lee up, or worse, do him some physical damage. Gameplay lives up to the really cool premise, with...
Space Hawk 2000 Arcade action
Space Hawk is a decent "caveflyer" multiplayer shooter inspired by Amiga classic Gravity Force. Formerly meant to be released as shareware, the game has been made freeware by the author. The concept is simple: equip your ship with weapons, then battle other players to the death in various arenas. You can fight solo against computer-controlled ships, hot-seat in splitscreen mode against another human player, or multiplayer over LAN, cable, or the Internet. The graphics look very crisp in SVGA resolution, and the user interface is easy to use. Unfortunately for all it has going for it, Space Hawk is just simply not...
Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life 2009 Adventure
The paradoxical secrets of a life-giving tree, and the deaths it has indirectly caused, send gamers on a journey through the countries of the Mediterranean in this classically styled point-and-click adventure. Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life mixes ancient intrigue with modern investigation as players guide the young archeologist Sylvie Leroux through the canals of Venice, the back alleys of Cairo, and craggy cliffs of Gibraltar, among other locations. Gamers must gather information, solve puzzles, collect items, and interview a cast of characters in order to untangle a complex web of intrigue that involves the famed "ghost ship" Mary...
Llamatron: 2112 1992 Arcade action
Back in the heyday of Commodore 64, Jeff Minter (of Ozark Software) was a household name for fun and addictive action games. As in most other games he designed, Llamatron puts you in control of a llama (Minter's favorite animal) who must rescue his fellow llama while shooting everything else in sight. Llamatron: 2112 is a an excellent remake of this action classic. ...
European Air War 1998 Simulation
European Air War is a fantastic game and worthy of the "Air War" tradition. Not much remains from its Pacific Air War heritage, other than perhaps its namesake and the inclusion of another wicked stall/spin model, albeit of a different flavor. From the very beginning, European Air War sets itself apart from its predecessor, attempting to set a mood that first starts with the install process and continues ultimately on through to its three dynamic campaigns. The effect is subtle, in that no individual component truly stands far above another in terms of the coolness factor or a relative lack...
Great Escape, The 1987 Adventure
The Great Escape is an isometric action-adventure game. Controlling a prisoner of war in a German camp, your goal is to break out undetected. There are numerous ways to freedom - back doors, cracked fences, even underground tunnels. However, you have to plan your escape while obeying the strict rules of the camp. Number one: Daily program. You have to attend two roll calls a day, one meal, one exercise, and stay in bed at night. Failure to appear at any of these events will result in the alarm being rung. When you do not touch the controls, your protagonist...
Super Space Invaders 1991 Arcade action
Remember that arcade classic Invaders? Well this game takes it to the next level with harder aliens, bosses, power ups, and a variety of scenery! Invaders come in several configurations for you to try to blast, and power-ups help you with more weapons to choose from. ...
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